SPOT FESTIVAL is a very special music event that takes place in Danish city of Aarhus at the beginning of May (this year’s edition 3-4th of May 2013). Every year most amazing Danish bands, mostly these upcoming, but also the well-recognizable ones – come to play and participate in a music celebration.
Good Because Danish had a great pleasure of going to SPOT Festival last year and we’re more than happy to be able to come back to Aarhus this year as well. 2013 edition line-up is crazy and filled with some REALLY great names. It’s super hard to choose the most interesting acts. We look forward to many (MANY) concerts and we’d have to clone ourselves to be able to go to every one of these which we’d like to see. However, we decided to at least try to choose these shows and bands that we think you shouldn’t miss at this year SPOT Festival.
First part of Good Because Danish recommendations – below (full line-up HERE):
When Saints Go Machine
Electro-pop quartet will perform in Aarhus at SPOT only a few days before their third studio album ‘Infinity Pool’ sees the light on May 20th. They already gave us a little taste with songs like ‘Love And Respect’ and ‘Mannequin’. And it’s definitely something to look forward to.
Broken Twin
Delicate female melodies and specific Scandinavian melancholy. On the debut EP “Hold On To Nothing” Broken Twin presents a very spiritual side of acoustic music. The magical atmosphere on the show might be stunning, if it will be as it is on the EP.
Dangers Of The Sea
In 2013 the band released debut album that can steal your heart away. Last year Dangers Of The Sea performed at SPOT Festival along with German artist Marscha Qrella, this year they will come back with just their own music. Looking forward to see them when the stage will be all theirs.
Baby In Vain
Copenhagen-based trio of young girls that definitely know how to rock. Their singles are rough, sharp and heavy, their power on stage is something to check out.
Go Go Berlin
Rock band with a lot of energy in songs and hopefully the same amount of power on stage. No much to say about them, but there’s hope for a crazy concert and a nice report from it afterwards – see you in the first row, jumping and fooling around?
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